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Month: July 2021

Anthology Forest…

The Lesson

31 Jul 202120 Jul 2021
There used to be an old Oak tree out back. Life drained from it, it stood strong and sturdy. As a child I worshipped its towering stature and marveled its…
Featured Poet

Summer/Fall Featured Poet Alicia Hayden

30 Jul 2021
Tiny Seed’s Seasonal Celebration of Inspiring Poets! With each new season, Tiny Seed will highlight a poet who transcends the power of the word and intertwines their craft by honoring…
Anthology Forest

Dear Monstera

30 Jul 202120 Jul 2021
It is your looking into my face ... That calms my spirits; is it your grace? How does your eye upon your leaf, Instill in me that sense of relief?…
Anthology Forest

Sylvan Bliss

29 Jul 202121 Jun 2021
Sylvan Bliss Passage to a primeval reality Offering freshen and vitality To the world worn mind Wisdom and balm to those inclined Rambling in the kingdom sylvan Freedom and connections…
Anthology Forest

Forest Bathing

28 Jul 202126 Jul 2021
Eyes, brain, nerves, frazzled from staring at black squares on a blue flickering screen for the past 9 months. Barren. The forest, not far, calls to me: Come. Bathe in…
Anthology Forest

In Deed

27 Jul 202126 Jul 2021
My initials, name, and payment prove I own it, this steep hill thick with laurel, pine, and logs. Covenants say I may float a dock, let it stretch in murky,…
Anthology Forest

Owl in the Rain

26 Jul 202112 Jul 2021
Someday I hope to be as soft and silent as this sleeping owl on its red branch. My dreams of sharp nights and claws surrounded by green leaves. Poem and…
Anthology Forest

Boxwood

25 Jul 202122 Jul 2021
We had come by the boxwood too often in November for me to think it was coincidence, my father’s reluctance to move forward on the trail and eagerness to stand…
Anthology Forest

Cedar Hill

24 Jul 202121 Jul 2021
  Poem by Marianne Mersereau. Marianne Mersereau is a poet, mystic and tree-hugger who grew up in the forested hills of Appalachia. She currently resides among the mist-covered evergreens of…
Anthology Forest

Tree

23 Jul 202127 Sep 2021
On this day you are one and the same that poet who won’t change his life and thinks he can change another’s who grinds away at the trunk of a…
Anthology Forest

Of the Living Silence

22 Jul 202119 Jul 2021
Evening comes with chattering squirrels, a cardinal turned black at dusk, his voice a sharp crimson note in my dim forest. Foraging armadillos are abroad in leaf litter. Snuffling. High-pitched…
Anthology Forest

Dark River

21 Jul 202119 Jul 2021
Balsam firs tower above. Shaded below, the stream pours over boulders, rocks, downed logs and pebbles. My poor toes—wading barefoot, gingerly, cringing, ouch! oooh! ow! I wish for the callused…
Anthology Forest

Some Trees Keep Their Leaves in Winter

20 Jul 202119 Jul 2021
So far, we have only theories for why some dead, paper-thin leaves cling to branches long after all their chlorophyll is gone Pale and dry as old coffee filters I…
Anthology Forest

Silvered Trees

19 Jul 20215 Jul 2021
Poem by Duane L. Herrmann Duane L. Herrmann, internationally published, award-winning poet and historian, has seven collections of poetry and a sci fi novel: Escape from Earth. His poetry has…
Anthology Forest

Forest Dawn

18 Jul 20215 Jul 2021
In the soft light of the winter start, down the frost covered and weary trail, my eyes glimpse striking shadows and forms, with final autumn breathes they stretch, tall and…
Anthology Forest…

The Relativity of Noise

17 Jul 20215 Jul 2021
Speaking as a tree that fell in the forest with no one there to hear, acknowledge, or record the sound made as my trunk split, inexplicably, splintered, and finally crashed,…
Anthology Forest

On Storied Wood

16 Jul 202119 Jun 2021
On Storied Wood -for Ivy Shuman I never knew that every tree holds the fire of its dying that it lifts its leaves its branches like arms and hands in…
Anthology Forest

Goodwife’s Prayer, Autumn 1653

15 Jul 202119 Jun 2021
Goodwife’s Prayer, Autumn 1653 Do I call after you, Lord, through the dark hallways of leaves, this black forest, in air so full and heavy it pulls against one’s journey?…
Anthology Forest

Explorers Circa 1982

14 Jul 202113 Jun 2021
EXPLORERS CIRCA 1982 You have little memory of that year, our last under the same roof. We lived near the wild– a creek streaming through, tributary of the Mascoma River.…
Anthology Forest

Honey Locust

13 Jul 202113 Jun 2021
HONEY LOCUST subdued splendor of the evening gardens green silk of dew-lit grasses cicadas in the leaves of night the sky unfolding its skein of stars Previously published in Earthtones…
Anthology Forest

Subterranean Wonder

12 Jul 202111 Jun 2021
Subterranean Wonder A fungus that we see is generally the fruiting body of a much more expansive organism, its thread-like mycelium extending across up to thousands of acres underground, potentially…

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